Here’s a little something to wet your appetite:
Ghost Bird, the long-awaited documentary by Scott Crocker, will be premiering in early 2009. Featuring interviews with David Sibley, Nancy Tanner, David Luneau, Jerome Jackson, and many others, including folks from Brinkley, Arkansas, and the curators of ornithology at Yale and Harvard, this may prove to be the definitive documentary on the enigmatic Ivory-billed Woodpecker.
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